Journalism (Hons) Liverpool John Moores University

Overview

From the first year onwards, you will learn to use its in-house facilities including edit suites, newsrooms and radio studios supported by specialist technicians and expert tutors.

Alongside hands-on training you will learn the basics of media law and how public bodies work, as well as considering the role of journalism in today’s world. it’ll also look at the challenges and opportunities AI brings to the industry. Digital journalism is embedded into the Journalism (Hons) course at Liverpool John Moores University  and you will learn to write and produce content for online platforms, podcasts and social media.

Career

Once you successfully complete the BA (Hons) degree programme, your practical skills in print, broadcasting and online journalism will qualify you to work in a variety of roles within this industry.

Our graduates have a good record of employment, forging successful careers as reporters, writers, editors, specialist correspondents, freelance journalists and television presenters. As well as working in television and news publishing, they can be found in broadcasting and news agencies, public relations departments and consultancies, web-based media and local authority press departments.